More and more people around the world today are moving their assets
and business offshore because of the host of benefits doing so can
provide.

If you have doubts about whether offshore financial planning is right
for you, maybe you should consider the following information:


1. With very little effort almost anyone ( tax authorities, an ex-
spouse, competitor, etc.) can get a clear and accurate picture of your
personal and financial situation.

By tapping into the vast amount of data that is stored in a variety of
databases on each and every one of us. Detailed records are kept not
only by the government but also by the credit bureaus, insurance
companies, health authorities, financial institutions, internet
companies, and other private enterprises. Such records include annual
income, tax returns, various licenses and registrations, marriage
certificates, court documents, credit reports, medical histories,
marketing profiles, etc.
What's still more troubling, is that you have little to no control
over how this information is collected and disseminated. For instance,
under the current laws in the western world, creditors, litigants, and/
or private detectives are frequently allowed to find out how much
money you have in the bank.

2. Successful people who stand out as having accumulated some wealth,
may eventually become targets of frivilous lawsuits.

If your wealth and assets can be easily located, you may be attracting
frivilous lawsuits, whether it be divorce suits, professional
negligence suits, or the like. Once you get involved in a lawsuit such
as this, it won't be long before your assets evaporate. Currently in
the USA alone there are in excess of 1.2 million such suits..

3. As a director or officer of a corporation, you may lose some or all
of your personal assets if the corporation is involved in a
litigation.

4. In certain cases, the courts can allow your creditors to seize
assets held in the names of wives and children, as well as retirement
funds ( known as relief defendants ).

5. Estate taxes
Unless you act to secure your assets, it is possible that you will not
be able to keep them in the family and pass your wealth on to your
children and heirs.


Is An Offshore Planning Solution Right for You?

To determine if offshore financial planning could be beneficial for
you, ask yourself the following questions:

· Do you have more than US$200,000 or equivalent in equity in your
home?
· Do you have liquid assets worth more than US$250,000
· Do you earn over $90,000 every year?
· Are you a director or officer in a corporation?
· Are you a partner in any partnership?
· Are you single or divorced and contemplating marriage or
remarriage?
· Are you a contractor, physician, accounting professional, or self-
employed individual?
· Have you been uninsured or underinsured for any period of time?
· Are you expecting an inheritance?

If you answered yes to more than two of these questions, it is a
practical certainty that our services will provide you with
significant benefits.


For more information visit: http://offshoreXplorer.com


About offshoreXplorer.com

Established in 1999, privately held offshoreXplorer.com serves large
and small organizations throughout North America, Europe and Asia with
incorporation services, establishing offshore trusts, as well as
creating offshore companies aimed at protecting assets to legally
reducing annual taxes. The company's primary function is to provide
businesses and individuals with the information they need about
offshore jurisdictions and how these jurisdictions benefit their
businesses legally and financially.

Ron Z. Mendelson, Managing Partner at offshoreXplorer, is a leading
expert in offshore asset protection and business strategies. His
expertise covers various fields including: wealth protection, foreign
asset protection, international business corporations, worldwide
investing, global banking, offshore online gaming, and international e-
commerce.

Ron Z. Mendelson
Managing Partner
offshoreXplorer.com
1 888 249 9430
http://offshorexplorer.com

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